413 Park Avenue$465,000
Anaconda, MT
3856.00 SF, 0.09 ACRE
$465,000
Property Details
BIG PICTURE
Commercial
3856.00
FT2
0.09
ACRE
Description
Historic casino and bar in the heart of Anaconda. This is more than just a business; it's a piece of Anaconda's rich heritage, ready for a new chapter. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of the past while shaping the future. Own a piece of Anaconda history! This turnkey business opportunity includes the iconic Imperial Building, a stunning 1895 landmark located at 413 East Park Street. The main floor houses the bustling Big Stack Bar and Casino, complete with 19 casino machines and a coveted full liquor license. Imagine pouring drinks behind the handcrafted bar, a true work of art painstakingly transported up the Missouri River. This isn't just a bar; it's a legendary venue where the legendary Charlie Pride himself once graced the stage before his rise to country music stardom. Upstairs, the potential is limitless. Once a bustling miner's boarding house, this expansive space is ripe for redevelopment into modern office space, charming apartments, or whatever your entrepreneurial vision inspires. The possibilities are as vast as the Montana landscape itself. It is the responsibility of the buyers and their agents to verify all info regarding this property. Info is provided by outside sources and deemed reliable but it is not guaranteed by listing agent or listing office. Contact Carrie Lease 406-846-1983, Joel Thompson 406-370-0074, or your Real Estate Professional today to discuss this exceptional property.PRICE
$465,000
FEATURES
- MLS #: 30043610
- Lot: 3,876.84 sqft
- Commercial
- Built in 1900
- Heating: Electric, Forced Air
- Price/sqft: $120.59
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